Elevations in View Map deleted by mistake
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2017-08-15
05:22 PM
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Rubia Torres
2017-08-15
05:22 PM
This seems to be independent of undo as I noticed and couldn't rectify it.
The elevations are still on my layout but I'm not sure how to sort everything out/what implications this might have.
This is my first project in Archicad so I'm still getting up to speed on the organiser/navigator etc
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2017-08-16 11:20 AM
2017-08-16
11:20 AM
The old drawing (view) will be gone and it will now be a live link to the new view.
As you are basically re-creating the same old view the re-linked view should be the same as it was so you should need to re-crop the drawing (assuming you have the same 'view settings' for the zooming (bottom of view settings dialogue)).
It is the same as deleting the old drawing and placing a new one, it just saves you the effort of maybe re-cropping the drawing and maybe having to move it as well.
Barry.
As you are basically re-creating the same old view the re-linked view should be the same as it was so you should need to re-crop the drawing (assuming you have the same 'view settings' for the zooming (bottom of view settings dialogue)).
It is the same as deleting the old drawing and placing a new one, it just saves you the effort of maybe re-cropping the drawing and maybe having to move it as well.
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2017-08-16 04:03 PM
2017-08-16
04:03 PM
Thank once again Barry.
All sorted now (linking back to the recreated elevations), I just didn't want to go about it the wrong way.
It's a shame there isn't an undo command for a slip of the mouse etc.
Regarding the unlinked elevations on a sheet, is there ever a call for this in any archicad workflow? Perhaps for an issued drawing that needs to remain unaltered?
All sorted now (linking back to the recreated elevations), I just didn't want to go about it the wrong way.
It's a shame there isn't an undo command for a slip of the mouse etc.
Regarding the unlinked elevations on a sheet, is there ever a call for this in any archicad workflow? Perhaps for an issued drawing that needs to remain unaltered?

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2017-08-17 03:12 AM
2017-08-17
03:12 AM
thompsonmp wrote:Yes but you wouldn't 'un-link' an elevation by deleting the view.
Regarding the unlinked elevations on a sheet, is there ever a call for this in any archicad workflow? Perhaps for an issued drawing that needs to remain unaltered?
In the drawing settings you can change it from auto update to manual.
Then it will only update when you tell it to.
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2017-08-17 08:45 AM
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Thanks Barry
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2017-08-18 02:52 AM
2017-08-18
02:52 AM
Moyojic wrote:Thanks for the compliment Moyojic.
Next time to getmore informationjust pm Barry next time or something, he's just too smart Good job Barry keep it up dude! Great moderation.

But lets keep it public on the forum please so we all can learn.
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